It is little surprise that my own first novel, Dangerous Deceit, is a historical set in the Regency period, and I also write occasional historical short stories. Good historical fiction still transports me to other times and it must be the ultimate escapism in a novel! So I am delighted that a fellow Champagne Books author, Jude Johnson, is in the Author Spotlight over on my reading and writing blog today. Jude's novel, Dragon & Hawk, is a fascinating journey back to late 19th century Arizona and is full of rich historical detail. Well worth a read!
Romy
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Thank you so much, Rosemary! Glad you enjoyed your visit to the Arizona Territory. ;-) I love learning history through novels. To step into someone's shoes allows us to imagine how much our lives have changed-- and see how little human nature hasn't! Thanks for a fun interview!
Jude
http://jude-johnson.com
After reading Dangerous Deceit, I do know what you mean now - about learning history through novels. Much more enjoyable! Thank you for opening up that world to me. x
Great to have you on my blog, Jude -and I certainly learned a lot about a different period and place!
That's so kind of you, Diane - I always enjoyed bits of history from novels!
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